Virtual Try-On

For Jewelry

Augmented reality jewelry and virtual try on jewelry has become one of the fastest-growing use cases of emerging AR-based technology. Some of the largest jewelry brands have explored AR filters and AR technology as a way to convince potential customers to buy.

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What is Augmented Reality Jewelry?

Some of the largest jewelry brands have explored AR filters and AR technology as a way to convince potential customers to buy. The goal is to create a customer experience that had previously been impossible and improve conversion rates for potential clients.

After all, that’s why clothing companies and department stores added trying on clothes to their customers’ shopping experience. When a shopper can envision what they will look like with new jewelry adorning their fingers, it takes more of the inherent guesswork out of shopping. That’s a specialized benefit only augmented reality can provide.

Customizing a Virtual Try-On Experience

Today, there are a number of companies who build computer generated, virtual try on experiences for jewelry, including us here at BrandXR.

For the jewelry industry, this technology will mean better service, more customized experiences and a better way to share these experiences – and your brand – with their friends. The accessibility of augmented reality jewelry and businesses who enable virtual try on jewelry to consumers grows.

Augmented reality is recognized as one of the fastest growing industries and, therefore, has become more trusted as more consumers understand it more.

That’s why augmented reality jewelry is having its surge. Using 3D-capturing technology along with skilled developers and artists, our expertise is in creating virtual representations of business’ products for customers to virtually try on.

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How It Works

The goal is to create a customer experience that had previously been impossible and improve conversion rates for potential clients. After all, that’s why clothing companies and department stores added trying on clothes to their customers’ shopping experience. When a shopper can envision what they will look like with new jewelry adorning their fingers, it takes more of the inherent guesswork out of shopping.

That’s a specialized benefit only augmented reality can provide.

Discover

A Creative Director will work with you on vision & visual targets, short-term and long-term goals.

Design/Develop

Working with our internal partners, we start to plan out how the experience will work with the technology and platforms’ requirements.

Test

This stage is all about making sure the experience meets the Goals & KPIs and is working as intended without any breaking issues. Internal testing is done during this phase.

Publish

This stage is all about getting the client’s final approval of the experience. Client provides confirmation they are happy with the final output and ready to proceed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the discovery phase look like?

Sales and Marketing will create a lane of communication with you. They will learn about them and how we can best serve your company and brand.

Our Creative Director will work with the client on vision & visual targets. In this phase, we'll get to know your short term and long term goals
What does the design phase look like?

Working with our internal partners, we start to plan out how the experience will work with the technology and platforms’ requirements.

- A clear understanding will determine the pipeline for development.
What does the production and development phase look like?

At this stage, the art & dev team is heads down, creating the 3D models and content vision of the experience and keeping with weekly milestones and check-ins with clients during critical stages of creation so that the art approval can happen as quickly as possible at the end of the phase.

Once the creation of art is complete, the internal dev team can now begin the experience. This stage is where the actual product of the experience happens. They will reference the KPIs established during the beginning stages of communications.